The Development of AmericaAmerican Book Company, 1936 - 772 pages |
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... Claimed by Mass . Ceded 1785 Claimed by Conn . Ceded 17861 L. Huron TERRITORY Organized in 1787 Ohio L. Erie Ceded 1800 DQuebec N Lawrence Montreal CI . by NY . Boundary uncertain District of Maine L. Ontario Adjusted York 1786 Claimed ...
... Claimed by Mass . Ceded 1785 Claimed by Conn . Ceded 17861 L. Huron TERRITORY Organized in 1787 Ohio L. Erie Ceded 1800 DQuebec N Lawrence Montreal CI . by NY . Boundary uncertain District of Maine L. Ontario Adjusted York 1786 Claimed ...
Page 213
... claimed the right to stop American vessels and examine their papers and their cargo . This the United States would not concede . Great Britain maintained that many of her citizens had left the British navy and were now on American ships ...
... claimed the right to stop American vessels and examine their papers and their cargo . This the United States would not concede . Great Britain maintained that many of her citizens had left the British navy and were now on American ships ...
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... claimed that the treaty recognizing the independence of Texas was not binding since it had been signed by Santa Anna under duress and had not been ratified by the Mexican Senate . Texas was still claimed by Mexico in 1845 in spite of ...
... claimed that the treaty recognizing the independence of Texas was not binding since it had been signed by Santa Anna under duress and had not been ratified by the Mexican Senate . Texas was still claimed by Mexico in 1845 in spite of ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Chronological Outline xi | 2 |
Europe and Neighboring Lands | 8 |
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